The President of Mexico says she sought a direct call with U.S. President Donald Trump following repeated insinuations the United States might be getting ready to strike Mexican drug cartels.

President Donald Trump has again raised the idea of acting against Mexican drug cartels, but Mexico and analysts doubt unilateral U.S. military action.

Trump has repeatedly offered to send the U.S. military after the cartels and Sheinbaum has always declined, but after the U.S. removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, Trump’s comments about Mexico,

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"I cancelled my World Cup tickets," one social media user wrote. "The ICE may decide that I am a gang member."

Trump has signalled that Washington could expand its campaign against drug cartels to include land-based military strikes inside Mexico, a move that would mark a major escalation and raise fresh questions over Mexico’s consent and regional stability.

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The President of Mexico says she’s not worried about a sudden U.S. military intervention in her country, such as the one that plucked Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from his bedroom on Saturday.